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DIN 17860: Titanium and titanium alloys-Seamless tubes

Seamless tubes of titanium and titanium alloys-Technical delivery conditions


DIN 17860 specifies the technical delivery conditions for seamless titanium and titanium alloy tubes, including:

Mechanical properties

Chemical composition

Manufacturing methods

Dimensions and tolerances

Inspection and testing requirements

This standard is used in aerospace, chemical processing, power generation, and medical fields, where high corrosion resistance and strength-to-weight ratio are critical.


1. Applicable Materials

Covers a variety of commercially pure (CP) titanium grades and titanium alloys, such as:

Ti Grade 1 to 4 (unalloyed titanium)

Ti 6Al-4V (Grade 5)

Ti 3Al-2.5V (Grade 9)

Other specific alloys used in pressure-containing or structural applications

The exact alloys included may depend on the edition of the standard or referenced DIN EN ISO standards.


2. Dimensions and Tolerances

DIN 17860 defines:

Outside diameter (OD): Commonly 6 mm to 114.3 mm

Wall thickness (WT): Specified based on OD and application

Length:

Random length

Fixed length (on request)

Tolerances typically follow DIN 2391 or DIN ISO 286-1, unless otherwise specified.


Example OD tolerances (typical):

OD Range

Tolerance (± mm)

6–30 mm

±0.15 mm

30–50 mm

±0.20 mm

50–114.3 mm

±0.30 mm

Check the latest DIN or EN harmonized tables for precise tolerance values.


3. Mechanical Properties

Mechanical properties depend on grade and delivery condition (annealed, cold-worked, etc.). Typical requirements include:

Property

Example (Ti Gr 2, annealed)

Yield Strength

≥ 275 MPa

Tensile Strength

≥ 345 MPa

Elongation

≥ 20%


4. Testing & Inspection

Hydrostatic or air-under-water pressure test (for leaks)

Tensile test (room temperature)

Flattening test

Dimensional checks

Chemical composition analysis

Visual inspection (surface defects, straightness)


Optional tests (on agreement):

Eddy current or ultrasonic test

Grain size analysis

Microstructure examination


5. Marking and Certification

Tubes are typically marked with:

Grade and heat number

Manufacturer’s logo or name

Tube dimensions

Standard reference (e.g., DIN 17860)


A 3.1 certificate (EN 10204) is usually provided, including:

Chemical composition

Mechanical test results

Compliance declaration


Related Standards

DIN 17850-General technical terms for titanium products

DIN 17862-Forgings and forged bars of titanium alloys

DIN EN 10204-         Inspection certificates

ASTM B338-U.S. standard for seamless titanium tubes

DIN EN ISO 9001-Quality systems reference (manufacturer)